Just have a look at this video showing a little monkey named Jatobá expertly crack a tucum nut.
But Episode 2 introduces a much more rewarding character, expertly played by Miranda Hart: another inexperienced midwife named Chummy.
Notably, we used expertly identified individuals sampled from type localities (topotypes) where possible to associate the GMYC species with named Rhithrogena species.
Emotionally adrift and often alone in the apartment they share (expertly observed in its cluttered grunginess by the set designer Rachel Hauck), Heidi has also forged a new friendship, in this case with an imaginary man named Kwan Louis Ozawa Changchienn).
It follows that names, if correctly made, cannot be randomly adopted, as Hermogenes' conventionalism would imply, but on the contrary need to be expertly made for their specific purpose, in a way that corresponds to the natures of the things they name.
At least 7 of the 11 suspects the Dubai police identified earlier this month carried what appeared to be expertly copied European passports bearing the names of people living in Israel.
Some other dim sum items (under the awkward name "Small Eat") were just as expertly done, like the lovely shrimp and Chinese chive dumplings, green-edged ovals dotted with a red goji berry.
Names are purpose-made portions of vocal sound, expertly constructed for their specific function of marking off this or that item's being.
Get Safe Online has also warned about another scam email catching out unwary consumers, not least because it is expertly crafted and, crucially, has been addressed to the recipient by name, and includes their home address.
To recognize the craftsmanship of master model makers, names are included on exhibit labels to identify specific individuals with the airplanes they have so expertly replicated.
